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cross-posted from: https://piefed.zip/c/onehundredninetysix/p/1215785/fuck-you-larry
Fuck you, Larry
cross-posted from: https://piefed.zip/c/onehundredninetysix/p/1215785/fuck-you-larry
Fuck you, Larry
In europe I’ve never lived more than a 15 minute walk from a taco/pizza/burger place. That includes right now and my neighbors on two sides are farmers. I can’t imagine an apartment building that is not close to some kind of food-selling place.
Hah, imagine having a walkable town in America! Yeah right, you’re lucky if you can walk to anything within 15 minutes in most places. There are exceptions of course, but places like New York City are way too expensive for the average person to live in. Hell, most cities where you could walk to these food places from your apartment means you’re gonna be spending a fortune in rent because of that “prime” location. You’re expected to have a car for damn near everything and it sucks ass if you don’t like driving. They’ll judge you if you don’t have a drivers license. I have a fear of driving, that’s how I know.
Can you all afford to eat out still? It’s gotten exponentially more expensive here in the US since 30 years back.
Also, tacos? How cosmopolitan. In living memory such fare would’ve been unheard of, both there and there. The BBC once ran a joke piece showing Italians harvesting pasta off the pasta tree and most people accepted it until they told them. Back in the 50s tacos were unheard of in the north at least.
It has definitely gotten more expensive in the last 20 years. Döner used to be 3-4€, now it’s 7-10. Maybe more in some places. Afaik that’s a little above inflation, but it’s not crazy. And eating out in general has always been an expensive thing to do. From what I see online US prices are a lot worse, but I don’t know how they were 20 years ago.
You used to be able to eat lunch for 5 bucks, it’s like 20 now, 10 if you are lucky. Especially for someone that has high caloric needs.